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Elmo Insurance has made a donation towards Hospice Malta’s ​St Michael Hospice – a new palliative care centre that is being built so that Hospice can continue to cater for the increased demand of its services within the community. Elmo Insurance Chairman, William Harding, explained that the company has always had, at its core, the community values that inspire giving back to help those most in need. “We were motivated by the St Michael Hospice project, a first for Malta, and...

The annual Hospice Malta lottery is back with a bang, this year with the chance to win a brand new Peugeot 108 car, as well as some fantastic runner up prizes. Your support in participating will help raise funds for the new St Michael Hospice, a state-of-the-art facility currently being built, where a more comprehensive palliative care service can be provided free of charge to the community. Runner up prizes include a Daikin 12,000 BTU Air Conditioner from MA&A, a Xiaomi 43”...

The Government of Malta, and Hospice Malta announce an agreement through which €8 million will be provided to Hospice Malta towards the completion of the St Michael Hospice project which will be a first for Malta. Prime Minister Robert Abela explained that the value of this project is the investment in people. “Today, we are continuing to invest in people. Everyone knows the physical and emotional pressures that palliative care brings with it. With this project we are trying to alleviate some...

On Friday 28th May, Hospice Malta called its 32nd Annual General Meeting. The AGM was held virtually in accordance with COVID-19 safety protocols. During the meeting, Hospice Malta Chairperson Ms. Bernadette Bonnici Kind, spoke about how Hospice has successfully adapted to changes due to the pandemic, whilst increasing efforts to meet patients’ needs to enable them to remain in the comfort of their own home for as long as possible. She also gave an update about St Michael Hospice where works are...

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The Ministry for Health and Hospice Malta announced an agreement through which €2.5 million will be provided to Hospice over the next three years, to cover part of its professional salaries and specialised equipment expenses. Deputy Prime Minister and Health Minister Chris Fearne said that the government recognizes the need for Hospice’s services. “Hospice has been essential in giving palliative care to those who need it the most. Hospice Malta facilitates one’s ability to live a dignified life till the very end,...

Hospice Malta would like to express its gratitude towards GasanMamo following a company commitment to donate a substantial amount over the span of three years. The funds will be assigned to the St Michael Hospice project – a new palliative care centre that is being built so that Hospice continues to sustain its services to the community. Additionally, GasanMamo also supports Hospice Malta with very advantageous rates for vehicle insurance due to the large fleet that it requires for its day...

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The Hospice Malta fundraising telethon, Bl-Imħabba Naslu, came to a close at midnight on 14th February in which €311,017 were raised. The funds will help Hospice to continue to provide its services free of charge to thousands of patients and families each year, as well as aid to complete the St Michael Hospice project which will become Malta’s first palliative care complex. Hospice Malta is an NGO whose primary role is to provide free palliative care services to patients suffering from cancer,...

Mrs Miriam Vella, First Lady and Hospice Malta Patron, appeals for generosity ...